Whole Nutmeg – 4 oz. | Bulk | Spice Jungle

Whole Nutmeg – 4 oz. | Bulk | Spice Jungle

USD 14.53 USD
SKU: BRBoUwh6
Condition: New
Categories: Herbs & Spices

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Refund Will Be Given AsMoney Back
BrandSpiceJungle
ProductSingle Spice
MPNSCH371204O
Food SpecificationsCaffeine Free
Expiration Date2024
AllergensNone Specified
StylePowder
TypeNutmeg
FormWhole
Food AislePantry
Country/Region Of ManufactureIndia

Whole Nutmeg - 4 oz. There’s an American legend that sham spice merchants once sold fake nutmeg seeds that were carved from wood to unsuspecting cooks thinking they were getting a solid deal. This led to the term “nutmegger,” which is synonymous with “charlatan.” No worries about our nutmeg. 100% Real. Perfect for your sauces and your cakes. Whole Nutmeg is best when grated prior to adding to a recipe. To do so, utilize a nutmeg or spice grater. Add this spice at the end of cooking, as flavor diminishes with prolonged heat. Nutmeg is fantastic with savory dishes to include braised vegetables, steamed spinach, onion sauces, or pasta. All Natural, Gluten-Free, Kosher Parve, Non-GMO Nutmeg comes from an evergreen tree native to the Spice Islands near Indonesia, but has been cultivated throughout the tropics by both native cultures and foreign. Nutmeg is the nut from the Myristica fragrans tree. The fruit surrounding the nut is often candied or turned into preserves, or juiced and turned into a “nutmeg” syrup. The aril around the nutmeg is the spice we call mace. Nutmeg, however, is the primary harvest. The flavor is warm, rich, and intensely aromatic. Tropic wood, cloves, pine, and camphor are the primary flavors; a warm blanket of a scent if there ever was one. It’s something you can cuddle up in, which is why it’s become so prized in both sweet and savory cooking worldwide. Recommended Applications Nutmeg is fantastic with savory dishes to include braised vegetables, steamed spinach, onion sauces, or pasta. Other great applications include apple pie, muffins, spiced wine, eggnog, puddings, or any other sweet dish. Basic Preparation This spice is best when grated prior to adding to a recipe. To do so, utilize a nutmeg or spice grater. Add this spice at the end of cooking, as flavor diminishes with prolonged heat. Ingredients Nutmeg.

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